When Tina reported to university, the first payment for her new daily necessities and meal card was paid by her brother, so the cousins became as close as real siblings.
Therefore, Tina loved money very much. She would work part-time and also use the methods of a gold-digger to keep men spending on her. She would sell almost all the money she got to subsidize her family.
Ryan said with emotion, "No wonder she's so caring toward her family."
"Family is a fragile thing!"
Lyla said philosophically, "Tina and I have discussed this before. In truth, she was unlucky to have such a mother, and her father was literally angered to death."
"But she's very lucky. Most relatives despise the poor and love the rich, especially brothers who turn against each other."
"But her grandparents, uncles, aunts, and even cousins all loved her. Even though her parents were gone, she grew up in a loving environment."
